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I'm sure they'll put some sort of twist on it if they bring it back. No way they do the exact same house over again.

What if they just replace Rocky Horror with a Walking Dead themed show with generic survivors since they can't get the rights to use characters from the show?

I think American Horror Story is a lock for next year, especially with all the buzz Freak Show has garnered thus far. This season is perfect for a maze and I can't see how they would pass up on it. Let's just hope FX cooperates with the A&D team lol.

Horror Story is the perfect IP for them to bank money on and have for several consecutive years. Each season is a completely different theme, so each year you have a completely different house with completely different characters.

The actor in this zone with the black combat gear, green mask, and chainsaw deserves a raise. He was leaping in the air with chainsaw in hand and landing right in front of people, scaring the living hell out of them. He was getting some of the best scares I've EVER seen in a zone. Well done sir!

The actor in this zone with the black combat gear, green mask, and chainsaw deserves a raise. He was leaping in the air with chainsaw in hand and landing right in front of people, scaring the living hell out of them. He was getting some of the best scares I've EVER seen in a zone. Well done sir!

Houses: 1. Halloween (No questions asked, one of the greatest houses I've ever been in) 2. Alien vs. Predator 3. Dollhouse of the Damned 4. From Dusk Till Dawn 5. Roanoke 6. Giggles and Gore 7. Walking Dead 8. Dracula Untold Scarezones 1. Masquerade Unstitched 2. Bayou of Blood 3. The Purge 4. Faceoff

If we don't get an original heavy event next year, I'll be pretty upset. It's the 25th anniversary and it's time for an original heavy year with an icon. Maybe 2 big IPs (American Horror Story and Insidious/The Conjuring) and the rest all original.

Question for those who have done both the morning and afternoon tours, which is the better bang for your buck?

This house works perfectly in a tent. The sets inside look like soundstage sets, if not better. The close quarters make it really feel like Michael is in your face the entire time. Plus the facade being outside with the que allows you to see the projections on the windows and hear the soundtrack blaring while you wait. Truly makes it an amazing all around experience authentic to the movie.

So was Insidious scrapped and originally planned for this year?

This was the surprise of the year for me. Wasn't expecting much ever since the 7 room rumor and with it being in the Disaster Que. Scares are on point in this house and it didn't feel short at all.

The sets in this are absolutely amazing. The final room in this house is MASSIVE and extremely well done. If not for the other amazing houses it is lined up with, this could easily be a top 3 HOTY.

This house was the second best of the year for me behind Halloween and one of the creepiest houses I've ever been in. The room everyone keeps talking about made me feel extremely uncomfortable!

Not sure if it was just me, but I didn't see the Predator spine rip scene. And also, no queen still an amazing house.